WHEAT STUDIES

By PAUL BROWN

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1 NARRATIVES AROUND WIDE ADAPTATION IN INTERNATIONAL WHEAT RESEARCH, 1960–1970: NORMAN E BORLAUG, CHARLES F KRULL, AND KEITH W FINLAY CHAPTER 2 PROPER AGRONOMY: THE INDIAN CONTEXT OF A NEW PLANT BREEDING IDEAL, 1960–1970 CHAPTER 3 INDIAN WHEAT RESEARCH AFTER THE GREEN REVOLUTION CHAPTER 4 THE PERSISTENCE OF WIDE ADAPTATION IN INDIA CHAPTER 5 CHALLENGES TO WIDE ADAPTATION IN INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH: WHEAT IN NORTH AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST AND MAIZE IN MEXICO CONCLUSION THE LEGACY OF WIDE ADAPTATION IN INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH METHODS NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY